Hypnotist, Page from Black Book, 1989 Flowers Black Book was Wool's first

Black Book was Wool's first major bookwork

later developing into autonomous compositions

Yellow Swallowtail and Green Spots is a unique work that belongs to his long-standing fascination with butterflies

echoing themes present throughout Twombly's body of work

which revolutionized our understanding of space and time as interconnected dimensions

Hypnotist, Page from Black Book, 1989 Flowers Black Book was Wool's firstHypnotist, Page from Black Book, 1989 is a silkscreen print on smooth wove paper from Christopher Wool's pivotal artist's book "Black Book." This striking text based work exemplifies Wool's innovative approach to language as visual art, featuring the word "Anarchist" rendered in his distinctive stenciled typography. The print is from "Black Book," published in an edition of 350. Co published by Thea Westreich, New York, and Gisela Capitain, Cologne,